Hybrid Cuban-American Crocodiles on the Rise

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Would this not be considered natural hybridization?
which is pretty much part of evolution and the emergence of new species.....
 
Yeah I don't necessarily see this as a problem. This to me is a situation where humans need to realize they can't control nature, and just let it happen. If the American crocs weren't native, it would be an issue, but they are native. Natural hybridization is evolution. This should be left alone.
 
Joe M said:
Yeah I don't necessarily see this as a problem. This to me is a situation where humans need to realize they can't control nature, and just let it happen. If the American crocs weren't native, it would be an issue, but they are native. Natural hybridization is evolution. This should be left alone.
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Nicely said.
 
Hybridization is more of a conservation issue in the sense that polluting a rare gene pool is making a particular species even rarer. With that said, I have nothing against hybridization. Would be quite boring if the animal species never changed, even over the course of several million years.
 
Intresting. Does bite alittle considering how rare and expensive cubans are. No shipping outside florida. Ugh.

But this is interesting...
 
Joe M said:
Yeah I don't necessarily see this as a problem. This to me is a situation where humans need to realize they can't control nature, and just let it happen. If the American crocs weren't native, it would be an issue, but they are native. Natural hybridization is evolution. This should be left alone.
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This^
 
Why dont theu get a group of pures together and breed them?
 
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